Explanation:
We need to match shapes that are the same — same shape, even if they’re different colors or orientations.
Let’s list the left-side shapes in order (top to bottom):
1. Pink square
2. Purple circle
3. Orange rectangle
4. Blue oval
5. Olive triangle
6. Green octagon
Now right-side shapes (top to bottom):
1. Orange rectangle
2. Green octagon
3. Olive triangle
4. Pink square
5. Purple circle
6. Blue oval
Now match them by shape:
- Pink square (left #1) ↔ Pink square (right #4)
- Purple circle (left #2) ↔ Purple circle (right #5)
- Orange rectangle (left #3) ↔ Orange rectangle (right #1)
- Blue oval (left #4) ↔ Blue oval (right #6)
- Olive triangle (left #5) ↔ Olive triangle (right #3)
- Green octagon (left #6) ↔ Green octagon (right #2)
So the correct pairings are:
- Left 1 → Right 4
- Left 2 → Right 5
- Left 3 → Right 1
- Left 4 → Right 6
- Left 5 → Right 3
- Left 6 → Right 2
Final Answer:
Connect:
Top-left square → fourth shape on right
Second-left circle → fifth shape on right
Third-left rectangle → top-right rectangle
Fourth-left oval → bottom-right oval
Fifth-left triangle → third shape on right
Bottom-left octagon → second shape on right
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for 3 year old.